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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1966

Page

13

Appointments Set For 1966 Civic Association Drive

W O Robertson, the general chairman, announced three new chairmen for the 1966 Civic Association member canvass. Harold Scarberry leads the retail division, Robert White chairs retails stores, and William Parsley handles the hourly and salaried division. The drive begins Oct 5 seeking new Middle town residents and urging current members to renew support. The association funds 15 humane agencies in Middle town.

Civic Association W. O. Robertson Harold Scarberry Mabley & Carew Robert White Roy A. White Co William Parsley Montgomery War & Co Middletown The

Steelworkers End Walkout at Van Huffle Tube Corp

United Steel Workers resume work at Van Huffle Tube Corp in Warren Ohio ending a Friday walkout over suspension of 15 machinists. About 1 050 employees affected as locals pursue grievance settlement.

Warren Ohio United Steel Workers van Huffle Tube Corp USW William Chance

Horse Dodges Driver After Roadside Run-In

Joyce Elaine Caldwell, 18, escaped injury when a black horse bolted from a driveway at 7360 Michael Road and collided with her westbound car about 6 15 p m yesterday. The horse fled unharmed, deputies reported.

Joyce Elaine Caldwell West Alexandria Michael Road Sheriff's Deputies

Mule in yard detained as hush talks stall plea

A inebriated looking subject, described as a mule, was apprehended by highway patrolman Pt. John Butler in a yard on Route 63 off Route 4. He refused to talk after rights were read and was placed in temporary confinement while neighbors were questioned.

John Butler Highway Patrol Rt. 63 Rt. 4 Butler Ptl

Motive Not Hunger Cited In Downtown Lansing Break-In

Lansing police say hunger was not the motive in a downtown restaurant break-in. The intruder cooked chicken on a coffee-maker heating unit and took a few french fried onion rings.

Lansing Mich

False Alarm Lead To Licenses For Fire Engines

In Nashville two private fire department engines were ticketed for lacking license plates after responding to a false alarm. A spokesman said the engines have never carried plates.

Nashville, Tenn

Barn Fire on Unoccupied Farm in Union Township

A barn on an unoccupied farm owned by George Weber on LeSourdsville West Chester Road burned but loss was undetermined. Union Township firemen under Lt Woody Steward extinguished the fire Saturday morning.

George Weber LeSourdsville West Chester Road Union Township Woody Steward

Kinsey Declared Innocent By Tanzanian Jury

A two man Tanzanian court jury recommends American Peace Corps volunteer Bill Haywood Kinsey be acquitted of murdering his wife Peverley. They say her death on March 27 was an accidental fall from a rock during a picnic near Maswa. The final decision rests with the presiding judge who will rule Saturday.

Mwanza Tanzania Peace Corps Bill Haywood Kinsey Peverley Kinsey Impala Hill Maswa Riverside Conn Gail Bagley Elsberry Fred Mugobi Mugobi Presidentiag Harold Platt Earier Assessor Bagley

Cattle Hogs And Sheep Prices In Midwest Livestock Market

Cincinnati area market report shows cattle and hogs with activity and mixed price changes. Steers and heifers 800 to 1050 pounds bring 25.00 to 26.00. cows 18.50 to 19.50. calves 24.00 to 38.00. hogs barrows and gilts 23.75 to 23.85 for 1200 to 240 pound ranges. sows 20.00 to 21.50. boars 16.50 to 18.50. Sheep slaughter lambs 24.00 to 24.50 with ewes 6.00 to 9.00.

Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati USDA Choice

Steel Production For Month May Set Record

Steel Production For Month May Set Record reports that September output could reach 10,990,000 tons if current trends hold, with early September daily averages at 366,357 tons. The piece compares 1966 pace to 1965 and notes auto industry demand and rising interest rates as factors.

Cleveland Steel Magazine Weekly Journal of Metalworking

Successful Investing Investment Clubs Needs An Objective

Roger E Spear advises investment clubs to set clear objectives, avoid over-diversification, and hold policy reviews while markets stabilize. He suggests matching holdings to goals, watching rebound strength, and not quitting the market. Readers can obtain Spear’s 48 page guide for a dollar.

Anor C.G. A Roger Spear Roger E. Spear Middletown Journal Grand Central Station New York N.Y

Dayton Produce Poultry and Eggs Listing

A Dayton produce entry lists poultry items including hens ducks rabbits and turkeys with small medium and large egg categories. The note mentions white pek hens and both tom turkeys noted among offerings.

Ohio GOP Women To Hear Rhodes At State Conference

Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Clubs opens its 96th annual fall conference in Columbus October 6 to 8 with Governor James A. Rhodes as principal speaker. Federation president Katharine Kennedy Brown of Dayton says the theme is Stars for Victory and Lt. Gov. John W. Brown along with Representatives Samuel L. Devine and John M. Ashbrook will also speak.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Clubs James A. Rhodes Katharine Kennedy ‘Brown Dayton Federation Stars For Victory John W. Brown Samuel L. Devine John M. Ashbrook Johnstown

WISHING WELL 48- ERE Puzzle Overview

A 1966 daily fortune puzzle by William J. Miller, distributed by King Features Syndicate. It instructs players to count letters in their first name, adjust by a rule, and check numbers in a rectangle to reveal a message.

William J. Miller King Features Syndicate, Inc

Today in History September 12 1966 Highlights

On this date in history notable events included US forces advancing in World War I at St Mihiel in 1918, Henry Knox becoming first secretary of war in 1789, coal prices frozen in 1941, Japanese landings in the Solomons in 1942, American invasion near the Belgium border in 1944, Henry Wallace speech in 1946, the 1956 Republican picnic at Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm, a 1956 State Department note on Soviet moves in Berlin, and a 1965 Mississippi River closure area as authorities hunted a missing chlorine gas barge.

Associated Press United States St. Mihiel Salien France Henry Knox Solomon Islands Germany Belgium Henry Wallace Russia Harry Trusman Eisenhower Gettysburg State Department Berlin Mississippi River

Mart Up In Early Trade

The New York stock market opened with gains in active trading led by airlines. Eastern Air Lines rose 1 to 75, TWA jumped 25 percent to 63 1/2, and KLM gained 3 percent to 131 1/2 on modest volume.

New York Eastern Air Lines TWA KLM Litton Industries Chrysler Ford U.S. Steel Pennsylvania Railroad and Radio Corp Associated Press

Stars Foretell A Year Of Progress For You

Horoscope notes a promising year with recognition for past work and timely ideas turning into results. By mid February finances stabilize, late June expansion aims, and August to September bring substantial gains. Beware speculative risks through December 20.

Poultry and Egg Price Report for Ohio and Indiana Farms

Price ranges for eggs by size and grade after candling and grading in Ohio and Indiana farms. Includes farm and packing plant prices, consumer and U S grades, cases to major Ohio cities, and retailer deliveries with large and medium categories. Also notes No 1 quality fryers and hens, and potato price band.

Ohio U. S Indiana

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